The brain: a neutral network

mervyn at xs4all.nl wrote in article <5u4c82$99c$1 at news0.xs4all.nl>...
>For two years now, I have been exploring the notion that the most
>important product of our brain - imagination - could well be an effort to
>*neutralize* our sensory input, preventing it from penetrating the neural
>networks of our brain. The results include a computer program that can
>effectively construct such a network and a number of (in my opinion)
>interesting observations that I will discuss in the introduction below.
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>o This model has been presented in the Gronics'97 conference
> article: "Feedback in Knowledge-Oriented Neural Networks"
> Available at http://www.xs4all.nl/~mervyn/vankuyen.html>o Source code (Macintosh only) on request: mervyn at xs4all.nl>>Mervyn,
I know where you are coming from and would agree at a fundamental
level with your statements. Others are not likely to be in a position to
understand
why you are saying what you are saying so it may be difficult to
suggest improvements.
A model can yield praticial suggestion, functional explainations, and
experiential components.
Perhaps this might suggest additional input you could provide the
groups.
Ron Blue